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"In the moment" transactions need a payment element to work best.

Understanding “contextual commerce”

Panel of ecommerce pros explores “pay where you are”
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So regularly longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Despite tech investment, CX lags

Customer experience expectations soar faster than banks can keep up
Now it's the "Uberization" of bankcards. No extra charge for the embossed pun in this sample.

Uber Visa pulls up this week

Co-branded Barclaycard features millennial-friendly features
"Money from home" has a whole 'nother meaning when HELOC lending comes into vogue.

HELOC boom forecast

Volume of home equity line originations may double over five years, says TransUnion
Fintech expert Chris Skinner gave his advice in a format new to Money 20/20 this year: The Forum. Staged like theater-in-the-round, Forum presentations were broadcast to audience members via wireless headsets.

"Nothing less than transformation"

Blunt Money 20/20 talk from fintech author Chris Skinner attempts to jolt bankers into new age—or else
2018 may see some baseline issues change for some banks. Do some "what ifs" now, advises Vincent Clevenger of Darling Consulting Group, and you might avoid some nasty surprises.

4 key questions for 2018 budgeting

Yield curve’s future shape, deposit trends, and new hedge accounting rules among challenges
It's a mistake to think social media is a one-way conversation especially for a corporation or brand, warns Jeremy Balkin, innovation chief at a large bank.

How #hashtags transformed customer experience

Is your bank socially adept?
Among the gaps Pablo Sanchez and his team filled in at HSBC was credit card offerings. A metal card—the HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard—was just introduced for a key segment: people who travel regularly, particularly to and from the Far East and Europe to the U.S. East and West Coasts.

HSBC’s retail transformation hits stride

Two years in, venerable bank embraces digital, but feels banks are not endangered
Happy customers are important, but there are more emotional facets to providing a superior customer experience as either a direct bank or a traditional bank, according to new research from Forrester.

Must retail banks kick service up a notch?

USAA and Navy Federal lead categories, but Forrester suggests most must do more
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CECL stirs D.C. concerns

Regulators concerned about banks hiring third-party vendors to handle it
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